Buy Chelsea vs Everton tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Premier League meeting at Stamford Bridge scheduled for Saturday 15 May 2027 and kick-off listed at 15:00. It falls in the closing weeks of the campaign, when final positions and European places are settled. In south-west London, it also carries one of the most one-sided home records in the Premier League.
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Chelsea have not lost a home league match to Everton since November 1994. That run now stands at 31 Premier League games, a club record for an unbeaten home sequence against any single opponent. For buyers, it means a fixture with a familiar pattern and a crowd that expects to win. Everton's only league win here came before many of today's supporters were born.
This guide explains how tickets reach the public at Stamford Bridge, where each set of supporters sits and what the main stands cost on the resale market. It also covers Chelsea's hospitality suites, delivery, entry and the full Premier League record of this fixture at the Bridge. Every score below has been checked against two independent sources.
Stamford Bridge holds 40,343, one of the smaller capacities among the clubs that regularly finish in the top half. Season ticket holders take a large share of it before any match ticket is released. The remainder goes to members through application windows, which means very little ever reaches the general public.
Everton bring a strong travelling support. Their standard league allocation at the Bridge is around 3,000. It sells quickly among supporters with an away record. Everton fans who miss out often try other parts of the ground, which adds pressure on the neutral seats.
Both clubs will be looking to bounce back. Chelsea finished 10th in 2025/26 and lost the FA Cup final, leaving them without European football this season. Everton, who moved into the Hill Dickinson Stadium for 2025/26, finished 13th. Neither club has a European midweek to distract from the league, so every Premier League weekend matters.
The sides meet first at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on 17 October 2026, so by May both sets of supporters will have a recent result to settle. A big win on Merseyside tends to sharpen interest in the return. Whatever happens in October, the second meeting will carry the memory of the first.
The grounds themselves make an interesting contrast. Everton's new home holds more than 52,000, while Stamford Bridge has barely changed in size for two decades. For Everton supporters used to a bigger stage, the Bridge is a tight, loud and difficult place to get into.
Then there is London itself, with all the pull of a Premier League weekend in the capital. A Saturday in May at the Bridge draws visitors from across the UK and abroad, many of them building a weekend around the match. They book early and they rarely wait for prices to fall. With the ground a short Tube ride from central London, the pool of potential buyers is wider than at most grounds.
Not directly from the club, in most cases. Chelsea sell home league tickets through member application windows: True Blue+, True Blue, CFC Blue and Junior Blue members apply during a set period, with a maximum of four tickets per application. Successful applicants are told by email within a few working days. Applications are processed after the window closes, rather than first come, first served.
New members who join after a fixture's cut-off date miss that window. Unsuccessful applicants get first access to the club's ticket exchange before it opens to other members. A general admission sale happens only if tickets remain; for a fixture like this that is rare.
Loyalty points shape everything. Members earn three points for each home league match they attend, scanned at the turnstile. Those points decide who gets priority in later sales. A first-time visitor or an overseas fan starts with nothing, which puts them at the back of every queue.
A verified resale marketplace is the practical alternative. Sellers list seats with stand and block detail before you pay, so you can secure a place without a membership or a points history. For many visitors, it is the only realistic way to plan a trip months ahead.
Timing on the club side is tight too. The ticket exchange closes three hours before kick-off, with no refunds on anything bought through it. Anyone relying on a late club release is gambling with the whole trip, from flights to hotel.
Five factors drive the price of a seat for this match. Location comes first: central West Stand seats cost far more than the upper tiers behind the goals. Demand follows, shaped by both clubs' positions in the 2026/27 table and the size of Everton's travelling support.
Timing matters too. Saturday 15:00 kick-offs are not televised in the UK, so this match may move once broadcasters make their picks. Prices often react when the date is confirmed. Hospitality then sits in its own bracket, from padded seats with concourse access to private tables with fine dining.
Face values for Chelsea members are set by category. Resale prices sit well above them, because buyers without membership have no other route to a seat. Pairs and groups pay the steepest premium.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tiers behind the goals | £110 – £220 | Budget-minded fans and groups | Shed End and Matthew Harding upper tiers |
| East Stand lower and upper | £140 – £260 | Neutral buyers wanting a side view | Longside opposite the West Stand |
| Matthew Harding lower | £150 – £280 | Fans wanting the home atmosphere | Behind the goal with the loudest support |
| West Stand central | £200 – £380 | Couples and tactical viewers | Main stand with the dugouts and tunnel |
| Hospitality and VIP | £350 – £900+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Suites in the East and West Stand middle tiers |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Solo travellers often have an edge. Single seats surface when one member of a pair cannot attend, usually priced below the same seat sold as part of two. Groups of four or more should expect to pay a premium to sit together.
Stamford Bridge is a compact four-stand ground with every seat close to the pitch. The West Stand runs along one touchline and holds the dugouts, the tunnel and much of the hospitality. The East Stand faces it, while the Matthew Harding Stand and the Shed End sit behind the goals.
The Matthew Harding lower tier, named after the former vice-chairman, is where the loudest home support gathers. The Shed End is split between home fans and the visitors, with Everton supporters in the right-hand section across both tiers for league matches. Families and neutral buyers usually prefer the East Stand or the West Stand, where the atmosphere is calmer and the view runs the length of the pitch.
The Shed End takes its name from the covered terrace that once stood there. It still carries much of the ground's character. Upper tiers behind both goals give a clear view of shape and movement. Lower tiers bring you closer to the noise, especially when the visitors are in good voice.
The Stamford Bridge seating plan shows how the four stands and their tiers fit together, which helps when comparing listings block by block.
For travel, pubs and the wider matchday, the guide to Stamford Bridge stadium tickets covers the ground in full.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matthew Harding Stand | Fans who want the home atmosphere | Mid | Behind the goal; Chelsea colours or neutral clothing only |
| Shed End home sections | Groups and value seekers | Lower to mid | Beside the away fans; expect noise from both sides |
| East Stand | Neutral buyers and families | Mid | Longside view; upper tier gives a wide angle |
| West Stand | Tactical viewers and first-time visitors | Mid to upper | Central blocks give a full view of both boxes |
| Middle-tier suites | Hospitality guests | Upper | Padded seats in the East and West Stands |
| Away section | Everton supporters | Set by the away allocation | Right-hand side of the Shed End, both tiers; Everton colours belong here only |
Neutral buyers will be most at ease in the East or West Stand. Everton fans who buy home seats should leave colours at home, as stewards remove away supporters from home areas. Most seats are covered, though the front rows can catch rain on a bad day. A May afternoon in London is usually mild.
Supporters with access requirements should note that Chelsea run a separate accessible application window for each match. Personal assistant tickets can be requested in that window. On the resale market, request accessible seating at the point of purchase and confirm arrangements with the seller before travelling.
Chelsea run one of the broader hospitality programmes in English football, spread across the middle tiers of the East and West Stands. Options range from the Westview in the West Stand upper tier, with a padded seat and a concourse of bars and a market hall, to private suites with fine dining. Some packages are sold for a full season, others match by match.
The Champions' Club in the East Stand offers a pre-match buffet with seats near the 18-yard line. Beside the Directors' Box, the Harris Suite has a carvery and seafood bar. Under The Bridge Sports Lounge pairs a chef's table with a pre-match question and answer session with former players.
Further up the range, the Executive Club sits on the halfway line above the dugouts with champagne and canapés on arrival. Ossie's Suite and the Bonetti Suite offer reserved tables with a four-course chef's table, while Canaletto's serves three courses in a wood-panelled room near the centre circle. For a special occasion, those suites are hard to beat on comfort.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Westview | Fans wanting comfort on a tighter budget | Padded West Stand seat with bars and a market hall |
| Champions' Club | Couples and small groups | Pre-match buffet and East Stand seats near the 18-yard line |
| Harris Suite | Business hosts | Carvery and seafood bar beside the Directors' Box |
| Under The Bridge Sports Lounge | Fans who want the club's history | Chef's table and a Q&A with former players |
Read resale hospitality listings line by line, as inclusions vary between suites and seasons. Packages rarely cover travel or hotels, so budget for those separately. Arrive early to make full use of pre-match dining.
Hospitality also solves the access problem. Packages are sold separately from the member application windows, so they offer a guaranteed route into the ground for buyers with no membership history. For a group celebrating an occasion, that certainty is often worth the premium.
Chelsea home tickets are issued through the club's app before the match and scanned from a phone at the turnstile. How your seats reach you depends on how the seller holds them; each listing states the method before you pay.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Club app transfer | Install the Chelsea app early and accept the forwarded ticket as soon as it arrives |
| Mobile wallet ticket | Save the live ticket to your phone; screenshots may not scan |
| Hospitality e-ticket | Confirm suite entry details and arrival time in the listing notes |
| Late digital release | Tickets can be forwarded up to three hours before kick-off; keep notifications on |
Read the listing notes for restrictions, such as age bands or a named stand. Bring valid photo ID in case stewards ask for it. Charge your phone fully before you leave, because a flat battery means no entry.
Fulham Broadway on the District line is the nearest station, a short walk from the ground. West Brompton, about 15 minutes away on foot, is often quieter after the final whistle. Bag checks apply on entry, so travel light. After the final whistle, allow extra time at Fulham Broadway, where queues build quickly.
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Search for Chelsea vs Everton and open the listing for Saturday 15 May 2027 at Stamford Bridge. The reverse fixture on Merseyside sits on a separate listing.
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Match the listing against the seating plan. Choose the Matthew Harding for atmosphere, the East Stand for a side view or the West Stand for the centre line.
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Use track order to see when your tickets are dispatched. Digital tickets usually arrive in the days before the match; an email follows the moment yours are ready.
Paying less for a match at the Bridge is mostly about timing and flexibility. These five habits tend to give stronger value without buying outside a verified marketplace. Most cost nothing but a little planning.
Overseas buyers should allow time to install the Chelsea app and accept the ticket transfer before travelling. Ask for seats together at the point of purchase; pairs and groups are harder to match close to the date. Buyers in the Gulf should allow for the time difference with the UK when watching for transfer emails in the final days.
Premier League dates and kick-off times often move for broadcast, so the listed Saturday at 15:00 can shift within that weekend. Book flexible flights and hotels where you can. From Heathrow, the Piccadilly line and a change to the District line bring you to Fulham Broadway in around an hour.
The Premier League story of this fixture at Stamford Bridge began in March 1993, when Chelsea won 2-1 in front of just 12,739. Twenty months later, in November 1994, Everton won 1-0. It remains their only Premier League victory at the Bridge.
Since the opening day of 1995/96, Everton have come close without breaking through. Two 3-3 draws stand out. The first came in December 2009; the second, in January 2016, needed a Chelsea equaliser in the 98th minute. At the other end, Chelsea won 5-0 in November 2016 and 6-0 in April 2024, their biggest Premier League win over Everton.
The setting has changed as much as the results. That first meeting in 1993 drew 12,739 to a ground still being rebuilt; by November 2004 the crowd had reached 41,965, the highest for this fixture. The March 2021 meeting was played behind closed doors, while both the May 2007 and May 2013 matches fell on the final day of the season.
Few Premier League fixtures carry a home record this lopsided. Everton travel knowing the history, while the home crowd expects to win. One result in more than 30 years is a heavy weight to carry down the M6. That tension, plus the chance of an upset three decades in the making, is what makes this date worth the trip.
The figures below cover all Premier League meetings at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea as hosts.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 34 |
| Chelsea wins | 20 |
| Everton wins | 1 |
| Draws | 13 |
| Chelsea goals | 68 |
| Everton goals | 24 |
| Biggest Chelsea win | 6-0 (April 2024) |
| Biggest Everton win | 0-1 (November 1994) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 10 March 1993 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 13 December 2025 |
Figures are calculated from the match-by-match results below, each confirmed by at least two independent sources. FA Cup and League Cup meetings, including the 2009 FA Cup final at Wembley, are excluded.
Chelsea average two goals per game here against 0.7 for Everton. Half of the 34 meetings have ended with a Chelsea clean sheet; the hosts have scored in 28 of them. Everton have failed to find the net on 17 visits. Draws are the visitors' realistic hope: 13 of their 34 trips have ended level. Since August 1995 the record reads 18 Chelsea wins and 13 draws.
All 34 Premier League meetings at Stamford Bridge, newest first. Five of them were played on a Monday, including the 6-0 in April 2024.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 13 Dec 2025 | Chelsea 2-0 Everton |
| 26 Apr 2025 | Chelsea 1-0 Everton |
| 15 Apr 2024 | Chelsea 6-0 Everton |
| 18 Mar 2023 | Chelsea 2-2 Everton |
| 16 Dec 2021 | Chelsea 1-1 Everton |
| 08 Mar 2021 | Chelsea 2-0 Everton |
| 08 Mar 2020 | Chelsea 4-0 Everton |
| 11 Nov 2018 | Chelsea 0-0 Everton |
| 27 Aug 2017 | Chelsea 2-0 Everton |
| 05 Nov 2016 | Chelsea 5-0 Everton |
| 16 Jan 2016 | Chelsea 3-3 Everton |
| 11 Feb 2015 | Chelsea 1-0 Everton |
| 22 Feb 2014 | Chelsea 1-0 Everton |
| 19 May 2013 | Chelsea 2-1 Everton |
| 15 Oct 2011 | Chelsea 3-1 Everton |
| 04 Dec 2010 | Chelsea 1-1 Everton |
| 12 Dec 2009 | Chelsea 3-3 Everton |
| 22 Apr 2009 | Chelsea 0-0 Everton |
| 11 Nov 2007 | Chelsea 1-1 Everton |
| 13 May 2007 | Chelsea 1-1 Everton |
| 17 Apr 2006 | Chelsea 3-0 Everton |
| 06 Nov 2004 | Chelsea 1-0 Everton |
| 17 Apr 2004 | Chelsea 0-0 Everton |
| 21 Apr 2003 | Chelsea 4-1 Everton |
| 06 Apr 2002 | Chelsea 3-0 Everton |
| 05 May 2001 | Chelsea 2-1 Everton |
| 11 Mar 2000 | Chelsea 1-1 Everton |
| 01 May 1999 | Chelsea 3-1 Everton |
| 26 Nov 1997 | Chelsea 2-0 Everton |
| 07 Dec 1996 | Chelsea 2-2 Everton |
| 19 Aug 1995 | Chelsea 0-0 Everton |
| 26 Nov 1994 | Chelsea 0-1 Everton |
| 03 Jan 1994 | Chelsea 4-2 Everton |
| 10 Mar 1993 | Chelsea 2-1 Everton |
Results cross-checked against 11v11, Everton Results and worldfootball.net, with Chelsea FC match statistics used for the unbeaten run.
The reverse fixture at the Hill Dickinson Stadium is a separate data set with its own history.
Seats for that match are listed under Everton vs Chelsea.
Yes. Resale listings let you choose a stand and buy without a membership or loyalty points.
Early purchase gives the widest choice of blocks. Prices can also shift once the broadcast date is confirmed.
Visiting supporters are housed in the Shed End, across both tiers on one side. Away colours should stay out of home sections.
Home tickets are mobile, delivered through the club app. You will need a smartphone to get in.
Listings marked as seats together keep your party side by side. Groups of more than four should book early.
Sources: Chelsea FC official ticketing and hospitality information, Premier League club stadium data, 11v11, Everton Results, worldfootball.net, Football Ground Guide and Around The Grounds.